The Undefeated (1969) | |
| Director(s) | Andrew V. McLaglen |
| Producer(s) | Robert L. Jacks |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Film Adaptation, War, Western |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Civil War |
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The Undefeated (1969) was a Western - Adventure Film directed by Andrew V. McLaglen and produced by Robert L. Jacks.
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Quotes from The Undefeated
Bobby Joe:
[after seeing Cpl. Little George for the first time] Biggest Reb I ever saw.
Col. John Henry Thomas: That's the biggest *anything* I ever saw.
Cpl. Little George: Oh, no. Not again.
Col. John Henry Thomas: Windage and elevation, Mrs. Langdon; windage and elevation.
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Col. John Henry Thomas: That's the biggest *anything* I ever saw.
Cpl. Little George: Oh, no. Not again.
Col. John Henry Thomas: Windage and elevation, Mrs. Langdon; windage and elevation.
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Facts about The Undefeated
John Wayne liked casting himself against tall actors, so when the 6'7" James Arness became unavailable, he helped cast Rock Hudson, who was at least as tall as he. He also wanted someone to play bridge with, and knew that Hudson was a good bridge player.
According to director Andrew V. McLaglen, his first choice for the role of Colonel James Langdon was James Arness, who was willing to do it but backed out just before shooting began. Rock Hudson was brought in as his replacement.
Despite his numerous anti-gay remarks in interviews over the years, John Wayne co-starred with Rock Hudson in The Undefeated, even though he knew of the actor's homosexuality. In this Civil War epic, the champion of right-wing political conservatism worked well with and even became good friends with Hudson, Hollywood's gayest (although it wasn't publicly known at the time) leading man.
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According to director Andrew V. McLaglen, his first choice for the role of Colonel James Langdon was James Arness, who was willing to do it but backed out just before shooting began. Rock Hudson was brought in as his replacement.
Despite his numerous anti-gay remarks in interviews over the years, John Wayne co-starred with Rock Hudson in The Undefeated, even though he knew of the actor's homosexuality. In this Civil War epic, the champion of right-wing political conservatism worked well with and even became good friends with Hudson, Hollywood's gayest (although it wasn't publicly known at the time) leading man.
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